By the mid-1960s, Tanzanian engineering students could be found not only in the UK and the United States, but also in the Soviet Union, Ethiopia, India, or the two German states, though the largest group was being trained in Kenya as part of an East African cooperation arrangement in ...
Instead, engineering students were sent to Nairobi—an arrangement that produced the first real generation of Tanzanian engineers, but was soon found to be inadequate, especially as Kenya’s capitalist course and Tanzania’s socialist path were increasingly at loggerheads. In 1970, all three East ...